The German anti-aircraft weapons during World War II posed a significant challenge to Allied bombers. This video explores the tactics and technology employed by the Germans to target and neutralize ...

The German 8.8 cm Flakfa,mously known as the "88", was s one of the most feared weapons of World War II. Originally designed as a high-altitude anti-aircraft gun, it unexpectedly became one of the ...

The M163 Vulcan Air Defense System played a critical role in bridging the gap between World War II-era anti-aircraft guns and modern missile-based air defense systems.

In addition to the weapons cache, the 2015 search turned up an array of Nazi memorabilia, including busts of Hitler, Reich eagle decorations, Nazi uniforms, swastika pennants and SS rune-shaped lamps.

The weapons are built on German Leopard I tank hulls and mounted with twin autocannon. Each "Cheetah," as the tanks are commonly known, boasts 320 anti-aircraft rounds.